March 17, 1942

In 1942, Gen. Douglas MacArthur arrived in Australia to become supreme

commander of Allied forces in the Southwest Pacific theater during World War II.
Owen Hunt was ordered to leave his family and fight in the Southwest Pacific
theatre. His wife, Christina Yang, was a Japanese-American individual that was
discriminated against during this time. Before Owen left, he told Cristina to keep
contact and to take care of herself. He wasnt sure if he would make it back.

June 11, 1942

Owen Hunt was sent to war to aid the Soviet war effort. He packed up his
belongings and left without hesitation. Owen was a firm-believer in fighting for
ones country. Owen, as pictured, arrived at the battlefield with his gun
strapped to the back and in uniform.

November 12, 1942

In 1942, the World War II naval Battle of Guadalcanal began. The Americans
eventually won a major victory over the Japanese. Owen was a key component in
this war. He served as a general soldier in this specific war. Owen shot and killed
more Japanese people than any one person ever recorded in history. The picture
below shows Owen loading and aiming his rocket launcher.

November 26, 1942

In 1942, President Roosevelt ordered nationwide gasoline rationing, beginning
December 1. Wars are expensive. They cost loads of money to fuel tanks, planes
and boats, buy ammo, feed thousands of soldiers, and to clothe them. President
Roosevelt saw the high demand for gasoline to fuel tanks. He ordered this
gasoline rationing to conserve for the war. One single family was allowed only a
small amount per month and were expected to abide by that. This picture
represents one of the many planes to be fueled during this time.

January 14, 1943

In 1943, President Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill opened a wartime conference
in Casablanca. Owen was a trustworthy man; many people trusted him. He kept getting promoted and
eventually was General Douglass right hand man. General Douglas was informed by President Roosevelt
that too many American soldiers were getting killed. He invited the Prime Minister to rethink strategy. This
picture shows General Douglas, Winston Churchill, and 7 other trustees including Owen.

February 2, 1943
In 1943, the remainder of Nazi forces from the Battle of Stalingrad surrendered in a major victory for the
Soviets in World War II. Secret Serviceman Owen Hunt was officially promoted in this specific time. He
was proven trustworthy during this time. In the Battle of Stalingrad, Owen proposed a new strategy for this
battle. His strategy was to surround and conquer. He was the commander in this battle. He ordered his
men to carry out his strategy to aid the Soviets. Owen made the statement: My army is the most powerful
that Ive ever seen. Its not one man for himself; its every man for their brother.

May 12, 1943

In 1943, during World War II, Axis forces in North Africa surrendered. Owen was promoted from a normal front-line soldier
all the way to a secret service fighter. He carried out many missions that only the most important officials knew about. Owen
was a very trustworthy and reliable man. One of his missions was against the Axis forces in North Africa. He led many
bombings and missiles to be dropped. After many, many bombings, the Axis forces eventually surrendered in North Africa
with the help of Secret Serviceman Owen Hunt.

November 23, 1943

In 1943, during World War II, United States forces seized control of the Tarawa and Makin atolls from the Japanese. The
Japanese were the major enemy. There were rumours going around during this time that there would be potential bomb
threats. Owen was informed of this and was asked to investigate. He found nothing from his investigation; he just went
along protecting his army. Owen became infuriated that one would insult and threat his country. He began to think hard on
his new strategy. It was said to be so strategic that his army was asked to never share it with any of their family members.
This new strategy led to the United States seizing control.

November 28, 1943

In 1943, President Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Soviet leader, Josef Stalin, met in Tehran during
World War II. Still, in this time, Owen was a secret serviceman. He was the Generals right hand man. Owen went on many
secret missions and eventually met Josef. Owen spotted a strange-looking man in the distance. He approached him very
carefully unaware of his intentions. Josef shouted that he was not going to harm anyone. Owen wasnt going to trust him by
his words. Owen went back to base and gathered some of his so called body guards. He returned where Josef was and
started talking. They talked strategy for hours. After becoming trusted by Owen, Josef was brought back to base to
communicate with other important individuals.

June 6, 1944
In 1944, the D-Day invasion of Europe took place during World War II as Allied forces stormed the beaches of Normandy,
France. By this time, Owen Hunt has been a secret serviceman for four months now. He has had many victories and very
few loses. This invasion was what made Owen infamous. His strategy was again to surround and conquer. He was apart of
the Allied forces. The night before the invasion, Owen wrote a letter to Christina back home. No one was sure if they would
make it back home since it was a major invasion. One part of the letter says, Im not sure if Im coming home anytime soon,
but maybe sooner than later. The war is near the end. I am worn down to my wits. I have very little left in me, but you are
the reason I keep going. I want to support us and our future family.

His Rocketlauncher
Owen Hunt used a rocket launcher. This rocket launcher could launch an object
across a battlefield of hundreds of feet. The actual rocket inside would explode on
impact once it hit the ground or another object. Owen was one of few assigned
this weapon because of his exceptional aim. There was more involved in using
this weapon than just pulling the trigger. He had to watch for wind speeds and
precipitation if there was any. He wore a shoulder pad to protect his shoulder from
being badly damaged from the kick. He also used ear plugs since it was a very
noisy weapon.

His Uniform
Owen wore a camouflage uniform to disguise him in the
distance. He wore an American flag on his right shoulder to
show pride in his country. He had his name printed on the
left side right above the heart. He wore light brown heavy
boots to protect his feet from shards of glass, small rocks
and dust. He was covered head-to-toe. He wore a
bulletproof vest to protect him from any bullets. He wears a
dog tag that stays stuffed in his uniform. On this dog tag, it
gives his name and blood type just incase something were
to happen.

His Boots
Every soldier is required to wear a specific type of shoe. They wear a light-colored
ankle boot. It helps to prevent a soldier from rolling his or her ankle while running.
It provides support. It is laced all the way up and double knotted. The thickness of
the boot prevents any outside object from protruding through the shoe. Examples
could be shards of glass, nails or empty gun shells. The buckles on the sides hold
the shoe laces in place. Some of the boots are rubber which means water proof.

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